Bill Watterson

Bill Watterson

i never really cared for lucky luke before but ever since Matthieu Bonhomme took over as the artist, i got REALLY into it, it's such a gorgeous comic

Hey y’all it’s my birthday 🎂
Would appreciate an art share today

a woman with dark hair and wearing a ruby red dress gestures with her hands as lightning crashes above and a mob of people cringe in fear below Roots of the Swamp Thing #3 (1986) reprinting Swamp Thing #5 (1973) art by Bernie Wrightson. Written by Len Wein

The Last Ravenwood Witch by artist Bernie Wrightson

I love metal albums because one track might be all about believing in yourself and genuinely good life advice and the next track is about a wizard's skull exploding and ravens flying out

a monstrous werewolf with remnants of a shirt and pants hanging off it’s body in tatters Roots of the Swamp Thins #2 (1986) reprinting Swamp Thing #4 (1973) art by Bernie Wrightson. Written by Len Wein

Werewolf by Bernie Wrightson

#Goblinweek comes to it calamitous close today. The Bazooka Goblins finally hit the road this morning for a playtest at Protospiel! So one last time, here are four more from the goblin corps. CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER

#Goblinweek is still goblin week from today til tomorrow! Here's our second last batch of Bazooka Goblins. Reporting for duty: Trained for whatever and ready for stuff. CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER

#Goblinweek keeps on rampaging! Today my Bazooka Goblins are back with four more recruits, all just here to make trouble and rubble. CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER

A woman holds a candelabra as she looks sadly at her reflection in the mirror.

Good morning!

(art by Robert Maguire)

#Goblinweek thrashes on! We're back with another batch of critters and hitters. CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER

I'm more of an art browser than an art poster here on Bluesky, but #goblinweek was too good of a chance to pass up

Here are four original pieces for my board game, Bazooka Goblins, which gets its first round of playtests at Protospiel this weekend!

Goblin with axe on shoulder. among ruins. greyish blue and orange.

2 goblins among ruined archways. fire behind them. orange and greyish blue.

2 goblins among ruined walls. fire behind them. orange and greyish blue. one has a spiked maul. one has a skull on top of it's helmet.

GOBLINWEEK! #goblinweek

Inspired on classic Wizardry images, Charizard fit right in🔥

Horns up for #portfolioday \m/

Ascendant

ARTISTS Written on a white plaster wall in the workroom of the Oak Society in Telina-na. What do they do, the singers, tale-writers, dancers, painters, shapers, makers? They go there with empty hands, into the gap between. They come back with things in their hands. They go silent and come back with words, with tunes. They go into confusion and come back with patterns. They go limping and weeping, ugly and frightened, and come back with the wings of the redwing hawk, the eyes of the mountain lion. That is where they live, where they get their breath: there, in the gap between, the empty place. Where do the mysterious artists live? There, in the gap between. Their hands are the hinge. No one else can breathe there. They are beyond praise. The ordinary artists use patience, passion, skill, work and returning to work, judgment, proportion, intellect, purpose, indifference, obstinacy, delight in tools, delight, and with these as their way they approach the gap, the hub, approaching in circles, in gyres, like the buzzard, looking down, watching, like the coyote, watching. They look to the center, they turn on the center, they describe the center, though they cannot live there. They deserve praise. There are people who call themselves artists who compete with each other for praise. They think the center is a stuffed gut, and that shitting is working. They are what the buzzard and the coyote ate for breakfast yesterday.

I am leisurely making my way through Ursula Le Guin’s “Always Coming Home” and I came across a poem I just have to share.

The ending especially slaps.

Orcs of Minas Morgul

Thin Man study.
2024.
Graphite and Prismacolor Verithin white pencil on
Strathmore toned gray paper.
11"x17"
SOLD.
I still want to do a full-color poster of this with all the copy.
I really love this piece and had a ball working on it.

Art v Artist 2025🎨

From big IPs to personal projects, it was a stellar year. Invested way more time in things I wanted to do as opposed to things I had to do. Years of grinding has started to pay off in some creative freedom, and when you get a taste you never want to go back
#artvsartist

More mid-1600s swashbuckling killer-for-hire critters: a possum dismissed from the guard for drunkenness, despite being one of their finest blades, and an otter who treads the boards but turns to cutthroating because the theater doesn't pay well enough to cover his debts.

Robert Gordon Link Wray Album Cover

Flyin' Saucer Rock`n`Roll
(Live)
-Robert Gordon
Link Wray🎸🎶
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The Dragon Quest handbook entries continue. Here are two creatures that favor attack and defense over agility. As you might be able to tell from my work, rhinos are some of my favorite animals. I do also like anteaters. I like pretty much every animal, come to think of it.

LIFE COULD BE WORSE, CALVIN. LIFE COULD BE A LOT BETTER, TOO!

Mom’s a lib, Calvin is a lefty.

The Record of the Lodoss War (1990)

#animationtidbits #sakuga #animation #2danimation

Wizards

Redid my Bill Ferny (post-getting-appled-by-Sam) pencils, and I'm much happier with them.

The Art of Nicolas Delort → buff.ly/KqCBXdO

#artist #portfolio #illustration #art

A thing I've always wanted to do, but never could do: Remember exactly what song was playing when I started a sketch

Well this goblin's name is Runamuk, his bazooka still works when it's upside down, and I was listening to "Dream or Be Dead," by Dax Riggs

a man in a cape wields his sword at a pack of large vicious looking dogs walking toward him as mists coalesce all about them Grimjack #25 (1986) art by Tom Sutton & Paul Guinan. Written by John Ostrander

I don’t want to give anything away from this nearly 40 year old comic, so enjoy this face-off between Grimjack and a pack of demon possessed hounds. Then track yourself down a copy of Issues 23 & 25 to read the two-part story by John Ostrander and Tom Sutton - it’s a doozy.